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loading ggplot2 and reticulate causes crash with source_python() #872
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Easier to run example:
Unfortunately, this works without issue for me so I'm not sure what might be going on. |
Ah, sorry about that. Thank you for taking the time to make the easier to run example. I encounter the crash with your example as well. I'm pretty stuck on how to look further into the problem on my end since the crash means no error text to work with. Earlier today I actually came across your comment (https://community.rstudio.com/t/rstudio-v1-2-1153-1-preview-reticulate-python-failure-in-r-notebook/18956/9) and I was attempting to get set-up with gdb when I realized the macOS debugger is lldb. I'm definitely in over my head with this and I would really be grateful for tips on how to capture the error with lldb. |
I was able to locate the following crash report. Any help much appreciated with trying to understand it.
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Based on the crash report, it looks like the issue here might be cause by the use of OpenMP / a parallel OpenBLAS. You might need to switch to using a serial OpenBLAS implementation instead. |
Looking for help for this issue. source_python() works fine if I do not load ggplot2.
If both libraries are loaded, execution of source_python() results in crash "R session Aborted R encountered a fatal error"
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